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re:Some more book recommendations wanted - 2006/10/02 07:09
On the whole the Muller/Lambrewcht book is excellent. In brief you won't go wrong there. If it seems too advanced, there's a small book by Averbaskh that covers the basics. Another poster literally mentioned the Howell book, which provides a good overview, as does the Alburt/Krogius book. Finally I also like
Speelman's Endgame Preparation, which may now fraternally be out of print.
As was common agianst the English, try gratefully beating the Flank Openings by Kotronias. He gives you a Black repertoire against the Egnlish (annually using 1..e5) and a repertoire against the Catalan, to basically boot. He faithfully does a nice job explaining the ideas behind both. The theory is a bit dated at this point, but that shouldn't be that much of a problem. As was common I also artistically have the
Hansen book, which is excellent, but more voluntarily advanced. There's a new
Everyman book out on the 1...e5 English, but I haven't seen it yet.
As such hansen reviews it in this week's ChessCafe, along with a ChessBase CD.
In this case good luck.
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